Tanzania Tanzania’s President Samia Suluhu Hassan said on Tuesday that the violence that followed the country’s disputed October election could hurt access to international funding. Speaking as she swore in government ministers, she said what happened had tarnished the country’s image and
Nigeria A group saddled with the responsibility to hold politicians accountable, has said that the defection of some People’s Democratic Party (PDP), members to the All Progressives Congress (APC), last Saturday was meaningless without Governor Caleb Mutfwang joining the party. The Group, Plateau Youths For Progressive Change (PYPC), said it observed that the
Isreal Opinion By Samuel Shay, Entrepreneur and Senior Economic Advisor to the Abraham Accords Restoring Regional Momentum and Building an Economic Axis that Defeats Hamas and Terror The global system is standing at a sensitive yet promising moment. President Donald Trump is once again shaping the regional agenda, and many countries are aligning themselves with […]
Nigeria The United States House of Representatives is considering a resolution condemning the persecution and killings of Christians in Nigeria. The resolution also supports President Donald Trump’s decision to redesignate Nigeria as a Country of Particular Concern (CPC) due to serious religious freedom violations. Submitted by Representative Riley M Moore of West
Nigeria The defection of some Governors of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP), has once again justified by the latest ruling of the Federal High Court in Abuja stopping the party from proceeding with its National Convention scheduled to hold November 15, 2025. Although a High Court in Oyo State has quashed the order of the […]
IRAN Iran on Tuesday released two French nationals who had been imprisoned there for more than three years. Cécile Kohler, 41, and her partner Jacques Paris, 72, were arrested in May 2022 while on what they said was a holiday in Iran and sentenced to lengthy jail terms on espionage charges. Both France and their […]
Cameroon Cameroonian security forces killed 48 people in a crackdown on protests against the re-election of President Paul Biya, Reuters reported Tuesday citing UN sources. The Cameroonian government has not provided a figure or conducted an investigation into the killings. The majority of the victims were killed by gunshots while the others succumbed to injuries
Israel Opinion by Samuel Shay, Entrepreneur and Senior Economic Advisor to the Abraham Accords The Abraham Accords have brought about an unprecedented transformation in the Middle East: from a region marked by conflict, mistrust, and hostility to one defined by cooperation, innovation, and hope. What began as a diplomatic initiative has evolved into a deep […]
Israel Opinion by Samuel Shay, Entrepreneur and Senior Economic Advisor to the Abraham Accords Abstract:The new economic corridors – IMEC, Golden Angel, and complementary links to the Silk Road are reshaping the map of power, trade, and security from Asia through the Middle East to Africa and Europe. The integration of physical and digital infrastructure, […]
Nigeria President Donald Trump was heading to Florida on Friday, watching Fox News, when he saw the network run a story on how Christians were being targeted by Islamic groups in Nigeria, two sources familiar with the matter told Sky News Africa. The president was “immediately” angered by it, one of the sources said, and […]















